Computer Glasses with Clear Polycarbonate Double Sided Anti-reflective Coating, Scratch Coating and UV Protection - Plastic Frame - 52-18-135

I'm a IT and sometimes I have to stay in front of 3 monitors at the same time, 10 hours at day! I've been suffering of a super eye strain, my poor eyes turned red at the middle of the day! and then the migraine came to visit me almost every day in company with nauseas!. So what I did was to check out the web to find a solution for my problems and I read in a ophthalmology blog that this symptoms were caused by the radiation and reflection of the monitors (LCDs and CRTs) and that the solution was to wear a special kind of eyeglasses, not the yellow ones (they cause problems for the sight too)a double polycarbonate with UV protection and anti reflect glass, so immidiately I visited Amazon and they there were! ok I bought these of course, they arrived quickly, and at the second day I was amazed!!!!!! I felt sooooo relieved!!!! no eye strain! no migraine! and I didn't felt tired anymore!!! THANK YOU GOD!!!!! I think they're well made, good quality, so I totally recomend these! they came in a box inside of cases with a fabric protector.

These glasses do not offer the anti-blue light protection that you need to actually see a difference in eye strain. I bought a different pair that did have the anti-blue protection and the difference between the two glasses is incredible. I wore these for a couple of months and noticed no difference. I have been wearing the new glasses now for only two weeks and really see a difference. No more headaches or eye strain. My eyes just feel so much better. Don't waste your money on these glasses. There are very similar glasses on amazon.com with anti-blue protection for the same amount of money or less.

For the price (compared to Gunnars) it's a decent option. It definitely helps with easing the strain against white backgrounds. However, the construction is a susceptible to damage. If you take care of them, they'll last though. Overall, for the computer and TV they're not bad. The frames are a little small and it causes agitation for me having to make a significant move to look around using my head rather than just my eyes.

Short review: I love them, get a pair, they eliminated the daily eye strain/fatigue that I've been suffering- my eyes were hurting big-time! I deducted one star because they look so nerdy, they should have included a pocket protector. Seriously, design guys, did you think "Hey, nerdy computer people will be wearing these, no need to make them aesthetically pleasing!"Note: These glasses don't change how you see anything. They don't magnify, change colors, etc. Everything looks the same. Also, about me, I've never had to wear glasses/contact lenses. These'll work fine if you wear contacts, but they're not going to fit over your prescription glasses. Maybe they make clip-ons? Check the VSEyewear website.Long review:I bought them because I'm on the computer at work all day (I do desktop support), and I'm on the computer a lot at home, too (First-person shooter games, web surfing). I've had a sleeping problem for a few decades, and when you don't sleep well, your eyes feel it. Lately, the sleeping issue has been worse, and the strain on my eyes had become almost unbearable. I heard about computer glasses while researching nighttime driving glasses. There were other computer glasses I read about, but these had the most favorable (Albeit not many) reviews and were $38, a lot less than most of the other ones out there. So, I took a gamble and ordered them from Amazon. I wanted to wait a week before writing a review. It's been a week now, and I can say they're great! The first day I wore them at work, I noticed after a while that my eyes still felt normal- usually at some point during the day, they'd be hurting and I'd frequently rub my eyes, which made them feel better for a few seconds. So then, I took them home and went on the computer from the time I got home until I went to bed, still no eyestrain! I thought maybe it was a coincidence, and figured I'd wear them for a week before passing judgement. So, every day has been a repeat of the first. Wore'em all day at work, took'em home and stayed on the computer for hours, eyes felt fine! There was one day during the week that my eyes were hurting like before, but I think it was because I slept extra poorly the night before, and I knew I'd be hurting during the day anyways.So that's my story. Try them, you can always return them. I think I'd keep them even if they didn't fix the eye strain, because they're just good for your eyes anyway; they block the UV light that is emitted from your monitor. Not a big deal if you're not on the computer a lot, but for someone like me, all that bad light can't be good. I wish I knew about these years ago. I'm gonna get a second pair so I can have one at work and one at home because it's a pain to carry them back and forth.

The lenses were great. I noticed a huge difference when looking at my monitor for long periods of time. Unfortunately the frames are terribly cheap. They broke after a couple of months. The part where they screw together just fell apart when taking them off one day.

I was a bit skeptical when I purchased these, but decided to give them a try based upon the other reviews. After having them for several days, I can say they do in fact make a difference. I would liken the effect of the glasses to turning on Clear Type text in Windows. They reduce the blue light coming from the monitor and the text seems a bit smoother. Are these glasses essential? Absolutely not. Are they nice to have? Yes. At $40 they are a cheap nice-to-have. I'm considering another pair for my laptop bag. One thing to note, the first day these glasses actually made my eyes more tired. I believe it's natural for your eyes to have to adjust to having any type of lens in front of them, so this is not a negative. By day 2 it was a non-issue. I just wanted to point out there may be a short adjustment period. Finally, these glasses are stylish IMHO. Unlink Gunnar's which look, frankly, ridiculous, these glasses look like "normal" eyeglasses.

These are awful. They are not anti glare, they somehow got a little scratch on them so they’re not anti scratch and they weren’t even the frames in the picture.I got them for night driving. I was so excited to test these out. But when I put them on, any brighter light I looked at (headlights, streetlights) had a small reflection of it in green right below it. It’s hard to explain, but it ended up being like double vision with bright lights. 100% thumbs down. Cheaply made!